The syntax for a directory driver entry is:
provider=driver ditbase
where:
provider is a local name of the directory service. You can name this element anything as long as it contains only letters, numbers, and underscores and has a maximum of 64 characters.
driver is the name of the Windows Registry driver called LIBSYBDREG. The default location for drivers is in %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_OCS%\dll.
ditbase is where the directory service begins its search for the server entry. The syntax for ditbase depends on the directory service provider:
Directory service |
DIT base syntax |
|---|---|
Windows Registry |
Following are two examples of Registry DIT base settings: ditbase=SOFTWARE\SYBASE\SERVER ditbase=machine_name:SOFTWARE\SYBASE\SERVER In the second example, machine_name represents a workstation’s network name. All DIT base entries must be relative to \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\. Key entries must exist for the DIT base key and all keys between \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ and the DIT base key. Use the Microsoft regedt32 tool to create any other necessary keys. Registry entries are not case sensitive. |
If you use DCE directory services, DIT base information in the libtcl.cfg file uses this syntax:
ditbase=/.:/dce_cell_name
For example:
ditbase=/.:/subsys/sybase/dataservers
